The Dallas Mavericks re-signed Guard Dante Exum. In a related move, Dallas waived Forward Olivier-Maxence Prosper. Read on for further details. The Dallas Mavericks announced on Tuesday that they had re-signed Exum.
The Dallas Mavericks have formed a late-offseason reunion with their veteran guard, Dante Exum. The signing was expected, as it was reportedly agreed to back in early July.
The Dallas Mavericks have officially re-signed guard Dante Exum, the team announced Tuesday. Exum and the Mavs initially agreed to a one-year contract in early July.
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Over the weekend, former Utah Jazz top-five pick Dante Exum officially signed a new contract ahead of the 2025-26 season. According to the NBA's transaction log, the Dallas Mavericks signed Exum to a one-year deal for next season.
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It took a while, but it’s finally done. Nearly two months after word first leaked, Dante Exum has officially re-signed with the Mavericks, according to the league’s transaction log.
September 1: Nearly two months after his deal was first reported, Exum has re-signed with Dallas, per NBA.com’s official transactions log. As we detailed in a separate story, the Mavs opened up cap space and a roster spot by waiving and stretching Prosper.
The Dallas Mavericks have made a lot of puzzling moves in 2025. Waiving a former first-round pick after two seasons is yet another one.
The Dallas Mavericks summer is mostly over, and with training camp now weeks away instead of months, there’s one final piece of roster business to attend to: completing the re-signing of guard Dante Exum.
DALLAS,Tx. — The Dallas Mavericks are aggressively seeking the flexibility needed to finalize Dante Exum’s new contract. According to The Stein Line, co-contributors Marc Stein and Jake Fischer, the front office has intensified trade talks.
The Dallas Mavericks have yet to officially re-sign Dante Exum despite agreeing to a deal nearly two months ago. Part of the issue is that the Mavericks didn't have any open roster spots, and while they could still sign Exum as long as they make a move before the season starts, they'd rather wait until the move is finalized.
The Dallas Mavericks may not be done making moves this offseason. The Mavs already signed D’Angelo Russell and selected Cooper Flagg with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, but they are now reportedly looking to make a trade.
The Dallas Mavericks may not be done adding to their roster. Once Dante Exum officially signs his new deal, they'll have 16 rostered players and will have to either trade or release someone before the start of the season to get down to the 15-man limit.
The Dallas Mavericks are bringing back point guard Dante Exum on a one-year deal, where he is expected to fill in for the injured Kyrie Irving while he recovers from his torn ACL.
The Dallas Mavericks had a pretty calm free agency period. They agreed to an extension with Kyrie Irving, who opted out of his player option to lower his cap hit for this coming season, signed D'Angelo Russell in a long-expected move, and agreed to re-sign Dante Exum on a minimum contract after his two seasons in Dallas.
It's been 11 years since the New York Knicks and the rest of the league saw Australian point guard Dante Exum selected with the No. 5 overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft.
Free agent guard Dante Exum is signing a one-year contract to return to Dallas, ESPN reported on Wednesday, as the Mavericks are quickly adding depth to the position while nine-time All-Star Kyrie Irving recovers from a knee injury.
Sources told ESPN that the Dallas Mavericks have re-signed point guard Dante Exum to a one-year free agent contract. According to front office insider Bobby Marks, Dallas falls just short of exceeded the dreaded second apron.
The Mavericks and Dante Exum have reached an agreement on a one-year deal that will extend the veteran guard’s stay in Dallas.
The Dallas Mavericks and the rest of the league are facing free agency, where players are expected to fly across the NBA. One of those players is expected to be Dante Exum, who played his last two seasons for the Mavs.
Despite rumors that he’s being targeted by the Turkish team Fenerbahce, veteran guard Dante Exum is believed to prefer to remain in the NBA for the 2025/26 season, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Substack link).
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Dallas Mavericks guard Dante Exum underwent wrist surgery and will be out three months, ESPN reported Wednesday. Exum, who injured the wrist during a training camp workout, underwent surgery on Tuesday, per the report.
Dallas Mavericks guard Dante Exum could undergo surgery for a wrist injury, though whether he does remains to be seen.
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Guard Dante Exum was a lottery pick a decade ago, then out of the league for a few years, then latched on with the Mavericks in the offseason. He has since become a regular part of the rotation on a winning team — and was even a major reason the Mavs won on Friday.
Dante Exum is making a return to the NBA. After two seasons playing internationally, the free-agent guard is signing with the Dallas Mavericks.
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